New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-22
PRICE THREE CENTS.
FRANCkLYN STILL IN JAIL.
SUED FOR THREE MILLIONS by SIR R.CuE
CUNARD.

SPENDING THE DAY WITH HIS COUNSEL
FUTILE EFFonTS TO SECURE HIS
RELEASE-PRONIsps OF Salts
FACTORY EXPLANATION
Charles G. Francklyn. who WAS arrested ON
Thursday III a salt brought by Sir Bache Cunard
III which Mr.. Francklvn II accused of converting
to his own Use $3O00,O00 the property of Sir
bache Cunard, was unable yesterday to furnish
the SoOOOOO bail required by Judge Donohue. who
issued the order of arrest. He spent the day with
his counsel, but was taken back to Ludlow Street
Jail ut $3.50 .. m. after his temporary outing and
he was put IN the same room winch he occupied
on the first night of his Imprisonment.
ihe walden SAYS that he Is bearing up well under
MS troubles He in good spirits and did not an
pear TO be downcast by his failure to get ball. On
the contrary. he retired hopeful that there might
be turn for the better in his fortunes before long
lie was inaccessible to reporters and even in con-
versatIon with Warden Keating showed desire
to avoid saying anything that might be retaled
for publication.
Sheriff Grant said TO reporter last evening tbas
his instructions were to have Mr.. Franckyn kept
III custody until he had furnished bail. lie did not
wish 10 impose undue hardship on Mr.. Francklyn,
but the amount for which he had been sued was a
heavy one and the bail demanded FIR his apl earauce
In court was equally heavy. He would not by any
negligence Oh his part render himself liable.
Bernard Martin. chief of fhe Order If Arrest De-
par tnent. sad that his orders from the Sheriff were
very strict He was willing TO afford Mr. Francklyn
every opportunity to secure bail, bat further than
this he could not go. 1t ls thought probable that
Mr.. Francklyn's counsel will not furnish bail until
they see If 1t is possible to procure an order vacat
ing the order OF arrest.
ARRESTED AT THE CLOSE OF A MEETING.
Of b.oI,Nf r,
taken into custody on Thursday stated that the
ground of arrest "is the conversion of property
where the property is cmIczzed by the defendant
while acting agent for the plaintiff The order
was placed in the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Joseph
4. Young who went to Mr.. Francklyn's Office
in the Mills Building.
1t was ! p. m. when the officer reached tho
building. He found meeting of the Horn Silver
Mining Company in progress, and waited outside
the door .or it to break up When it did he lkcd
up to Mr.. Franclyn, showed him the order OF
arrest and told him 10 consider himself in
custody. The prisoner smiled and asked if he
could visit his counsel, Butler, Stillman & Hub
bard No. "a WalI-st. Permission granted,
and the two men walked TO No "a. Mr. Franckyn
remained at the office all the afternoon waiting
Tor Nr. Stilman, who did not return until
o'clock 1t was then too late to secure bail, and
in Ludlow Street Jail.
Taking the Elevated Railroad at Hanover Square
Deputy Young lodged his prisoner in the charge
OF Warden kcating at p. m. Mr. Franctyn
was assigned to Room No. fl on the main floor,
close TO Jacob Sharp. He took his arrest and i'm
prisonment with as much coon,Ss if he were
visiting a friend.
EATING FISH WITH WARDEN KEA1ING.
Yesterday morning Mr. Erancllyn was up carly
and looking fresh and rosy. with his halr ana
close cropped Englsh SIDE VIII sller> neatly trimmed.
All the prisoners who do not make private ar
rangcments eat at the public table. over which
Warden Heating prcsidcs. Mr.. Francklyn WAS
seated near the Warden. 1t being Friday fish
Was the main article on the table Mr.. ITncllyn
ate a. heartily il lie was bicaklastlns at
pcmunicOs. After breakfast be sat IN the re-
ccptlou room until 80, when Deputy Sheriff
Young and Walsh and Order OF Arrest Clerk
Martin came to the Jail with an order signed by
sheriff Grant.
Warden heating read the order and delivered
Mr. Frankly to the three officers The party took
The elevated train Tor Hanover square. and vent
10 the Offices o. tie counsel in Wal-st Mr.
Francl lyn went slto the private Offices Of John
Notman. a member ol the firm, while the three
officer, placed Themselves on guard AT the door.
Martin and young occupied sofa 70 the right OF
tie door. while Deputy Walsh sat in an easy
chair on the left. where he could keep an eve
on the prisoner
rRUIrLESS ATrEMPrS To GET BAIL
Tie office was the scene Of unaccnsfomed
activity all the afternoon. \ stcno sraphcr was
clo>etcd with Nr. IrancklHn and Mr. Notman
until n.ghtfaNl The preparation Of the defence by
tie lawyers was only DELAYED by the attempt to
ct bail. Messenger boys were busy going and
comm. all the afternoon. substantial kng
men driltcd into the room. and after short con-
NcrsntlollS with the prisoner dritcd out again.
The po,rman brought about fifty letters to the
office containing queries. suggestions or Oilers
from Mr.. francllynS II ends
Despite all tie efforts. however. the Afternoon
wore away and Mr. tmncklyn did not secuic his
tail. Order Of Arrest Clerk Martin went away
al o'clock. leaving tie prisoner in charge
of the deput cS. When ni-ht came Il coach VAS
called and the two deputies got into il and with
their prisoner drove uptown. Mr. Aotman said
that MIR Tranclllyn dl not want 80 20 back 70
the fail for another night He would go with tho
officers to an uptown hofel. whore they would take
dinner: and IL was probable that he Wohc
ti. rfo NJ tho lotN